Robert Kubica will no longer be in the private Ferrari Hypercar in 2027

The 2026 FIA WEC season has just drawn to a close with a Cadillac victory at Monza. But, naturally, all eyes are already turning to 2027. Ferrari, for example, will be launching a successor to the highly successful 499P. The Italians most recently fielded three 499Ps in the FIA WEC: two (red) works cars and one (yellow) 499P entered privately by AF Corse. Robert Kubica also drove this car from 2024 to 2026.

In 2027, however, the speedy Pole will no longer be competing in the Ferrari hypercar, as he has now made clear in an Instagram post: “The final race is over and the season has come to an end. It’s not usually my style to draw conclusions – and I don’t really want to summarise the year either. But just so you know: that was my last race in yellow. That’s just how it is. We’ll see what the future brings. Thanks for your support. See you again soon.”

The highlight of this period was undoubtedly the overall victory at the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans, which Kubica celebrated alongside Philip Hanson and Yifei Ye. It has not yet been confirmed which racing car the Pole will be driving in the 2027 season. It is also unclear who will take Kubica’s place in the private AF Corse Ferrari in the Hypercar class of the FIA WEC in 2027.